1770: I Became a Warlord in the Americas

Summary: This book is not written in the style of Internet writing. It is written more like "Things About the Ming Dynasty" and "One Hundred Years of Solitude". Those who want to read mindless and enjoyable articles can go here. Rating: five stars Disadvantages: The writing style is too simple. The writing style of the plot is mediocre, and the narrative style is very "Ming Dynasty". The supernatural elements added are also interesting, and there are foreshadowings, very "One Hundred Years of Solitude". However, the characters are not delicate enough. They are all NPCs, no geniuses, generals and other characters. At present, there are no characters who are deeply rooted in people's hearts, and the protagonist has no personality charm. Suggestion: Keep going and introduce a few unique deputy protagonists, such as a genius boy who graduated from college, is proficient in internal affairs, and is an expert in government affairs; a military genius who graduated from the military academy and grew into the sharpest sword in the empire. The name should be distinctive (Zhang Juzheng, Lan Yu), the character should be distinct and complex, the perspective should be shifted away from Huang Wen, give others some roles, add a little unexpected plot of Huang Wen, and create a group portrait. Miscellaneous writing. Many people in the comment area were scolding the early stage for being poisonous and going off topic. I think it's okay, I feel like I'm involved, and the old ghost part has a sense of atmosphere. In the early stage, like One Hundred Years of Solitude, there are stories, twists and turns, and weirdness, so they cannot be read as ordinary online novels. However, we have now entered the stage of struggle for hegemony. Supernatural events have not happened for a long time. It is time to put aside the foreshadowing and draw an end. There is too single protagonist. Write more from the third perspective and expand the perspective. More updates, bright future, write your own

The current 71 chapters are all good. It's a story about farming from zero to city in 1770 North America (not harem-oriented). It doesn't have a lot of science popularization in a few words. It can explain some scientific things in one or two words, and it's easy to explain in one sentence. There are no big problems in logic. It's worth collecting and reading!

Very good. I rarely see such a novel that appeals to my appetite. It is rare in Tomato. After I found this book, I couldn't stop and read it all night. The overall feeling is quite good and very interesting. I hope the author will work hard and stick to it. This book will definitely become popular!

I have also imagined sending the poor people at the bottom to the Americas and Australia through space gates or something to expand their living space. This book is well written. The only shortcoming is that the scale of immigration is not large enough. Only a few million people of 400 million people have been moved. However, it is really difficult to manage too many immigrants. After all, the people in the country fight internally and externally against outsiders.

Five stars. I have been thinking about how to build trust in the early stage. The protagonist uses life-saving grace and theocratic religion to baptize and control the situation, and then gradually develops farming. It is also well-founded and well-written. It is about what should people who travel to the same place do. I will accept it. The main page describes less people who come. The leader establishes authority and continues to expand the territory. It needs to be big and powerful. Let's make a map to let us know exactly where we are and make it more immersive. The dozens of chapters saved in the latest update are really good to read, and farming feels great. I still want to say, can you upgrade the magic book and recruit more people? You have too few people. Even if you can live for decades, you can only have a million. You still have to work hard to develop. If you can't become a country, population is the first competitiveness. Get more people and develop more.

It's pretty good. Why do some people say it's a piece of cake? In my opinion, it is very rare that such a long-span article has not been written down into a running account. At least it is much higher than the level of middle and high school literature where tomatoes abound.

The writing in the front is good, but there is AI in the back.

It's pretty good to watch. I have high poison resistance. Apart from the fact that the early stage is uncomfortable, the later stage is better. To be honest, I've read novels and lost my mind as much as I can. Very good article about hegemony

The writing is good, the plot is smooth, the rhythm is good, and it doesn't drag out. It is still improving technology, recruiting people, and expanding foreign trade. Overall, full marks. Wrong author tag? Should it be a historical idea?

Very nice! The only thing is to quickly blast the people. California has no problem supporting 50 million people.